Sensor: You are my eyes

This exhibit is connected to M2-01/29. Let's go, get in the car! "Exhibits. It mainly consists of unmanned buses, front projection (playing popular science videos), ground projection (projecting the blind spot range of the vehicle's A-pillar), and camera sensors. Through multimedia imaging and A-pillar blind spot sensing interactive experience, it provides a comprehensive platform for visitors to understand the unmanned vehicle perception system, introducing various sensors used in unmanned vehicles, including laser radar, cameras, ultrasonic sensors, millimeter wave radar, etc., and their roles in the unmanned vehicle perception environment. The A-pillar blind spot sensing interactive experience in front of the car is a very practical functional display. When visitors walks past the front A-pillar of the unmanned vehicle, if they are in a blind spot, the sensor will sense their presence in real time and display the information on the central control screen in real time. This experience allows visitors to intuitively feel how autonomous vehicles monitor and avoid potential dangers in blind spots, enhancing their awareness of the safety of autonomous driving.

The unit is designed for unsupervised public use: controls are recessed or shielded, moving parts are enclosed, and the interface is operable by a child of about six with no instruction. Where a screen is used, the language can be switched without changing the hardware, and the content can be replaced on site.

Intelligent cars can safely and autonomously drive without several pairs of eyes with different functions. They work together 24/7 to provide vehicles with a comprehensive "visual" perception: 1 Lidar: "Mapping Eye", through laser scanning, can real-time construct accurate three-dimensional maps around the vehicle body; two Camera: "Recognition Eye", capable of identifying traffic signals, lane markings, and pedestrians; three Millimeter wave radar: "see through eye", can penetrate interference and see distant obstacles even in severe weather conditions such as heavy rain and fog; four Ultrasonic radar: "macro eye", focusing on sensing objects very close to the vehicle, is a good helper for parking and passing through narrow roads. These 'eyes' work together to enable cars to perceive the environment 360 degrees without any blind spots. Only by "seeing everything and recognizing accurately" can vehicles make intelligent judgments and drive safely and reliably.